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  • November 17There will be a bus emergency drill Thursday, Nov. 21, and there is no late bus.
  • November 17The Amphitheater will be closed Monday, Nov. 18 for the removal of the US Musical set.
  • November 17School will be closed Friday, Nov. 22 for virtual parent-teacher conferences.
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By Lola Thomas, Culture Editor
February 5, 2024
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Lola Thomas
Lola Thomas, Culture Editor
Lola Thomas joined The Oracle as a staff reporter in 2022, became a senior reporter in 2023 and became the culture editor in 2024. She runs her nonprofit Fashion Moving Forward and is a part of the Ambassador Leadership Team, the Black Student Union Board and Service Squad.